A. Complete and balance the following combination
reactions.
1. Carbon + Oxygen
2. Su...
Chemistry, 22.05.2021 14:00 queenb1416
A. Complete and balance the following combination
reactions.
1. Carbon + Oxygen
2. Sulfur + Carbon
3. Nitrogen + Hydrogen
4. Hydrogen + Oxygen
5. Sulfur + Hydrogen
6. Sulfur + Oxygen
7. Phosphorus + Chlorine
8. Silicon + Oxygen
9. Carbon + Silicon
10. Potassium + Bromine
11. Sodium + Oxygen
12. Aluminum + Iodide
13. Iron + Sulfide
14. Zinc + Fluoride
15. Carbon monoxide + Oxygen
16. Sulfur dioxide + Oxygen
17. Diphosphorus trioxide + Oxygen
18. Nitrogen monoxide + Oxygen
19. Carbon dioxide + Water
20. Sulfur trioxide + Water
21. Potassium oxide + Water
22. Iron(III) oxide + Water
23. Tetraphosphorus decoxide + Water
24. Nitrogen dioxide + Water
25. Calcium oxide + Water
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